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Bea06(I'm new)I'm new
3 Jan 2024

I would like to ask you something about tax. Because I didn't have a TFN at first. Then my employer paid me a salary and tax was deducted. Then I'm asking, how is that possible? I don't have a TFN yet, He said that they paid the taxed, So my question is can I still get it on the tax return?


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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
3 Jan 2024

If you don't supply a TFN then tax must be withheld by employer (at 47%) and forwarded to the ATO. This tax is not lost. Once you lodge a tax return (suggest you apply for a TFN before then) all the tax withheld by your employer is used to pay your tax liability assessment for the year. Anything left over will be refunded to you.

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
3 Jan 2024

If you don't supply a TFN then tax must be withheld by employer (at 47%) and forwarded to the ATO. This tax is not lost. Once you lodge a tax return (suggest you apply for a TFN before then) all the tax withheld by your employer is used to pay your tax liability assessment for the year. Anything left over will be refunded to you.

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